Ohio and National Briefs Highlight Crime and Policy
Officials report five escapees from a Cuyahoga County jail including Alva Browning charged with murder. others face armed robbery and weapons charges. Ohio plates go on sale. 178 traffic deaths in January. Rhodes aides cut payroll. a tax sharing idea explored in Columbus. Also reports on a Warsaw divorce case, painter Ben Shalyi’s death, and Smothers Brothers Show censorship talks.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Alva Browning
Sheridan R. Nesbitt
Roger L. Irion
Timothy Mikus
John Torpey
Spring Fashion Preview Sparks Seasonal Shopping
The Messenger launches its annual Spring Fashion section with style tips and trends to guide smart buyers before shore trips. A brisk feature explores a new movie rating system drawing mixed reactions. A historic chapel in Nelsonville is repurposed into a plant production site for a firm making industrial blowers.
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Messenger
Nelsonville Christian
House Committee Battles Nixon Over OEO Plan
Washington A P reports a major political clash as the Nixon administration seeks to strip the Office of Economic Opportunity of Head Start and Job Corps while retaining only community action. House Education and Labor Committee chair Carl Perkins leads opposition, aiming to restore program control to OEO and curtail presidential transfer power. The row could hinge on southern Democratic support amid a growing GOP influence in the region.
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John Beckler
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Conjing
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEOQ
House Education and Labor Committee
Carl DB. Perkins
D-Ky
OEO
Congress
House
OFO
Perkins
Lyndon B. Johnson
Capitol Hill
GEO
Education and ‘Labor Committee
Foe Repulsed In Two Attacks Near Saigon
Saigon area shellings intensify as enemy rockets hit two allied bases guarding Saigon approaches. U S and South Vietnamese forces repelled both assaults. 40 enemy soldiers killed, four captives, 28 weapons seized. One U S soldier wounded. Vietnamese losses include one dead and several wounded.
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Saigon
U.S
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Mekong
Nixon Likely to Pause U.S. Offensive Missile Build Up
Washington sources say the Nixon administration will not add to the U.S. offensive missile force unless Soviet talks fail. The plan focuses on hardening and protecting the surviving land based force of ICBMs and bombers, boosting radar and warning systems, and avoiding a new arms race by not pursuing a major offensive build up.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
Soviet Union
David Packard
Second Bloody Clash Hits Island on Soviet Chinese Border
The island in the Ussuri River between the Soviet Union and China again flares as both sides accuse the other of armed provocation. Moscow reports casualties and warns of grave consequences. Beijing counters with its own charges of intrusion and expansion of fighting.
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Sd Uwo
Peking
Bone of Contention
Ussuri
Manchurian
Vladivostok
Damansky Island
Chenpao
Diers
Tass
Provocateurs
Soviet Union
Peking Radio
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